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Reba McEntire Biography - cover

Reba McEntire Biography

Emily Whiteman

Publisher: Emily Whiteman

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Summary

The Inspiring Story of Reba McEntire

Reba McEntire is the undisputed Queen of Country Music, beloved by millions of fans for over 40 years. But her path to fame and fortune was paved with triumphs and tragedies. 

This captivating biography charts Reba's incredible journey, from her childhood working on her family's ranch in rural Oklahoma to conquering the world's biggest stages in rhinestone-studded glory. Through exclusive interviews, the book reveals how Reba's unshakable faith helped her endure devastating losses, including a tragic plane crash that claimed the lives of her band members.

We witness Reba smash through the glass ceilings of the Nashville Boys Club to become the best-selling female country artist of all time. 

The book explores her legendary work ethic and generosity, including her philanthropic endeavors, which have bettered countless lives. It also examines the profound impact that love and personal loss had on many of her iconic, emotionally vulnerable songs.

Ultimately, From Humble Beginnings to Country Music Royalty immortalizes the woman, the voice, and the indomitable spirit behind the music. Revelatory and riveting, this is the definitive story of a true icon who has touched the hearts of millions.
Available since: 10/18/2023.

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